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The South western news., 1887-11-16

Ma. BALTERHAM, of Asheville, N. c.,
thinks that lie has a very intelligent
Newfoundland dog. He saws that after
her four pups had become large enough
to wean he gave one away, and o lew
days afterward, pointing to anolhe
pup, said, with some emphasis To
morrow avn going to give that one to
Mr. Blank. The mother seemed to
listen with attention, and the next
morning She was missing with the
doomed brat, leaving the other two pup.
pies to take care Of themselves. After
nightfall she smnk Lack very slyIy with
the pup in Ter mouth, and feomed
happy ia having saved it from lepa.i.
tion from its family,
The South western news., 1887-11-16

A Birmingham Conn. electrician has
new rat-trap, which, it is said, works
admirably. He attaches piece of meat
to one pole of a dynamo machine, which
can only be reached by the rat by stand
ing on a plate which serves as the other
pole. Report says that no rat has yet
got the meat, but many have reached for
it, and the inventor is rewarded for his
ingenuity by large collection of dead
ratu
The South western news., 1887-11-16
CHAPTER XVIII
THE Detectives REFoRP.

The person who answered the ring of the
call aud broke upon the silence of the
strange coterie in Nances private room was
his amanuensis and sacretlry.
Iell Mr.. Role wish 10 see him for
moment" was Van e's direction.
1T was moment later when Rolfe, the
cashier entered the apartment
There is a memorandum for a lar,o ca III
au.oupt for Elson and Company" " he sid
gle cashier bowed aflirmatvely.
Make up the amount aud bring it here i"
Mabel engaged in writing could not
help but glance coyertly and euriously At
Vance.
What fierce looking man he is she
murmured. i don't wonder he frightened
The South western news., 1887-11-16

A correspondent of the Philadelphia
North Anaeri,aa calls attention to the fact
that Franklin's grave, at Fifth and Arch
streets, is IN a neglected condition. He
suggests the propriety of putting it in
proper shape, the more particularly as
DIR. Franklin was delegate to the Com
stitutional Convention in 1887.
The South western news., 1887-11-16

Professor F. E. Boynton says in the
Popular Science Monthly that a region of
country twenty miles in diameter, where
North Carolina, South Carolina and
Georgia come together, contains more
interesting and rare plants than can be
found in any spot in the United States
occupying the same area" He calls the
district "a botanical bonanza
The South western news., 1887-11-16

Canada is asked to grant an annual
subsidy of 5000, 900 for fifty years in aid
CT the proposed subway connecting
Prince Edward Island with the main
land, the first cost being estimated at
s., 100000. The tunnel is to be seven
or eight miles long, and, doubtless, will
cost more than the original figure.
The South western news., 1887-11-16

Even the nationality of Shakespeare
loes not appear to be safe in these days
'f fantastic speculation. A Frenchman
said TO be writing a book which will
show that the bard of Avon was of French
1escent, and his name was originally
Jaques Pierre, or, in plain English, John
The South western news., 1887-11-16

Thomas A. Edison, the famous invent
or, may spend the winter in California.
1t is reported that he will build winter
home at Thermalito, Butte County, Cal,
and erect fine laboratory. For several
years he has been experimenting with
specimens of the black sand deposit
found in that country, endeavoring to
extract gold therefrom.
The South western news., 1887-11-16

The Boston Globe has discovered that
six EasteIn States there are now living
800 people more than eighty years of
'ge, In the aggregate these long-lived
'down-easters" have lived more than
80, 600 years.
The South western news., 1887-11-16

Carl Schurz says of newspaper men
hat they ''are the guardians of truth and
'ersonal liberty" This, the New York
VorlO remarks, is the best thing Mr..
Shurz ever said.
The South western news., 1887-11-16

"WERE there any poets among tne
antediluyians writer asks, '''l'
must have been OF thare wouldn't h!'9
been any flood.
The South western news., 1887-11-16

e, In nearly all the colleges Of the United
states free trade theories are taught.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-01-20

A well-attended meeting Of Demo
Gratis from the various counties and the
city was held in Oratorio Hall,
Baltimore, Wednesday last. Speech
es were made by Ex-Governor Ham
il,on, John X. Cowan and James q.
Dennis. An address and resolutions
were adopted. Mr.. Paul Winchester,
Editor Of the Easton Democrat and
one of the leading spirits of the Reform
Crusade says:
The men who are interested in this
movement mean business, no intention
OF doing aught else than contesting at
the primaries for time-honored Demo-
cratic principles and practices was
expressed, aud the determination to
end by legitimate party methods the
rule of the corrupt oligsrchV now
dominating aud dlsgracing the fair
fame of the State"
This has no uncertain sound and
is a manly warning to the party pow
ers that be that at next Falls prim.
aries All account Of their Stewardship
is to be demanded. Let the issns be
fairly joined and squarely fought out
and instead of weakening it will
strengthen the party.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-01-20
IN MEMORIAL.

Far, far from the solemn scene of the az
OniZing death of our beloved friend, Will
LIAM G.. son Of the late William II. and
c. Love, who died Dec. Goth, 1886, in the
23rd year of his age.
Death has again entered our community
and seized for its victim the one we loved
so well. How surprising is this change
nom the possession of vigorous life and
strength 10 be reduced 10 this fatal extrem-
IL In this humble tribute we shall not
transcribe orr soliloquy, for il is not easy
20 remove grief which touches the heart by
applying remedies which only entertain
the imagination Those lips which looked
30 pale and livid within such few DAYS
gave delight Ia all who heard their utter
ance. 1t was the business, the purpose of
his beiuS next 10 obeying Him TO whom he
has gone. kindness vas the motive of his
actions, and with al the capacity Icau;site
for making a figure in contentious world.
moderation, good nature, affability, temper
ance and chastity were the gifts of his well
spent life. So death 10 him was but the pas
sASe 20 brighter life beyond the grave; yet
II - bard t. Re cpt off in the prime of man
hood, with the promise Of happy and use
ful career before one. Il Is nca given 10 US
70 understand the designs of God, but we
best Although il Is sad and painful TO
think that the cheerful and pleasant smiles
which jllumined the fireside has gone, and
indeed the Rover ii t..s household has "a
ded, and there stands the Iaotnss dumb
with the weight Of grief for her son who
was her pride and her comfort, aud never
till that hour since his birth had been on &C.
casion ola moments's sorrow 10 her. To the
the heart broken mother and sorruwinC sis
tiers our deepest sympathy is extended.
May the Comforter OF ali our SORROWS speak
peace TO tle,s bsseiing hearts Let them
remember that whom lie iOyvG. he chss-
tenenth," and that "all things work together
for good" and we trust we all may honor
him by enula:ing his virtues
Human hands have tried 10 save him.
Signs and tears are all in vain,
Happy angels came aud bore him
Fron tan zc-ld Of pain.
. FRIEND.
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q division, and without 80 much a. o
rolI-eall being demanded. The bill
as passed makes the lawful husband
or wife Of any person prosecuted for
tigamv. polygamy. or unlawful coha-
bitAtiOn. competent witness against
the accused. Proyis:on Is also made
for the registration of marriages. and
it 10 declared TO be . misdemeauor to
violate such provisions.
A rumor that Mayor Hewitt. of New
York, was dead was extensively cir
culated here, and caused something
Of . sensation for the time, but it was
of short duration as subsequent dis
patches were received containing the
positive statement that Mr.. Hewitt
was improving rapidly.
At q meeting of the Medical Socie-
ty Of the District Of Columbia. held
during the week, committee was
appointed to consider the question Of
the management Of inebriases. and to
suggest legislation to that end. The
committee, in Its report, says; THE
inebriats is a public nuisance to be
abated. A man can not do what he
likes with bis sEn. The social COM
pact is apublictrust, and society de-
mands protection from violence and
from the deterioration Of the race. V
Confinement should be for a number
Of years, or for an indefinite period.
Less than a year will seldom prove Of
Sny benefit" The committee recon-
mends that home for inebriates be
built upon farm in the neighborhood
OF Washington, and further suggests
that the liquor licenses should be
doubled in price, and that the reve-
nue. derived thersfrom be applied to the
maintenance of the inebrlate asylum.
thus rendering apparent the relation
between cause and effect.
On Friday last the interior of the
Washington Monument was brilliantly
lighted with seventy. five incandescent
electric lights, the object being to test
the lighting apparatus. The monu-
ment will not be regularly lighted
until provision is made by Congress
for running the elevator. 81.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1887.
Messrs Editors:-The President is
again in the best of health and spirits
and has been able during the past
week to attend to all of the duties Of
his office, including the very impor-
tans one of hand.shaking in the East
Room. Mr.. Cleveland appears to en-.
JOY exceedingly these goodnatsred
conferences with the people who visit
the White House and have their little
say to the Chief Magistrate. It is
pleasant to think Of the reports that
will be made to the people at home as
to What | told the President"
The first State reception for the
year 1887 at the White House was
held on Thursday evening. It was a
very successful affair, aud rejected
great credit upon all concerned. The
most elaborate preparations in the
way Of decorations were made. Aside
from the members of the Diplomatic
Corps. arraysd in their gorgeous uni
forms, rssPlendent with gold lace, rib
bons Of brilliant colors and innumer.
able decorations. more than two thous-
and persons. all high in official, army
and navy life, were presented to the
President. One of the noticeable
features Of the reception was the dis
play of jewelry, and it 10 generally
conceded that never before hss there
been such a display Of diamonds. Mrs.
Senator Stanford fairly sparkled with
precious stones. and it is said that her
diamonds cost upwards of $500. 600.
Mrs. Frank Leslis was another lady
whose diamonds attracted attention.
The stones which she wore in her ears
were as large as good size birds eggs.
Perhaps the least said about the dress.
ing the better; at any rate if the des
crption were a. abbreviated as the
dresses themselves, it would not &C
cnPy much space in your columns. 1t
Is safe to predict that had the Chicago
ministers who protested against the
American Opera ballet been present
and witnessed the display of nscks,
arms. and busts, that they would have |
rendered unanimous verdict to the |
effect that the ballet costams was,
comparatively speaking. q very tame
affair indeed. There seemed to be a
rivalry among the ladies present a. to
which could wear the least clothing
without taking cold. and like the dis
play OF diamonds. it may &c justly
said that NO such decollstts show was
ever before witnessed in the White
House.
: Much to the establishment Of people
who had expected that there would Be-
) long discussion ofthe Anti-polysamy
bill in the House of Representatives, ,
'hs House substitute for the Ednunds' !
bill was passed on Wednesday wishoat
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-01-20

The Farmers Convention, held in
Baltimore. last Wednesday and Thurs
day. was well attended and the pro-
ceedings were of q varied and inter.
esting character. Our county was
represented by Hon. Robslt @. Coonbs
and DR.. John NJ. Bronze. In the
discussions upon the taxation Of NOR
tgages. the influence oiths tariff upon
agriculture. an Agricultural Exrsr-
mental Station, and an Agricultural
Department of the Government at
Washington, a great diversity Of
opinion was made manifest.
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Estray.

Taken up, trespassing upon 'woop-
kEnhT, nssr Leonarisown, OxE Sow and
ONE RARRow. Both white and black.
Sow has crop of lea ear; Barrow has hole
In the left and crop and slit In right ear.
Owner or owaers must come forward. prove
pnperty, pay charges and take same away,
otherwise thRy viii Be disposed Of accord.
ing 20 law. ]. Foam GREExwEkL.
JAP aS7&
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Since our lastissue John Roach, the
famous ship builder. and Gen. Hszsn.
the chief of the 8. Signal Corpe.
have died.-Lively times over the
election OF u 8. Senators are in pro-
gress in the Legislatures Of New Jersey
and Indiana.-Cluvesius. the murder
ofAiss Madison. was hanged last Fri
day. He made no confesnon.-Euro-
psan war preparations are still pro.
crossing.
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New Advertisements.
ESTRAY.

Taken up on my premises, meas -
The Plank Bridge, one red HElF- 1
ER-white face and leg-appa- X
rently about ? years old. The
owner Is requested 10 come forward, prove
property. pay charges and take the same
away.
r. T. WOODBURY.,
Jan 2O-St Leonaritown. Nd.
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Pungy for Sale.


STATE or MARYLAND. ST. MARy's CoUS-
rT,To WET.
To ]. Philip Greenwell, Sheriff Of St Ma
rvs county, greeting .-You are hereby or
dered 70 expose 10 public auction TO the
highest bidder for cash the Pungy EAST
EIfN LIGHT. together with al the appa-
rel, tackle, boatrEnd other thiags belong
ing thereto, after giving ~ least 20 days no.
tice cf the time and place Of said sale ia
some newspaper published in S. Mary's
county; the said psingy, Eastern Light, 10
gether with all her apparel, tackle, boats
and other things belonging thereto having
been By me, on the 31st day OF December,
1886, declared fnrfeiied by violation Of
Section 3, Chapter 296, of the Acts Of the
General Assembly passed Al January Ses-
sion, lsS6, By using said Pungy Eastern
Light for catching oysters with scoop,
dredge or similar INSTRUMENT in the waters
of Briton's Bay within the boundary lines
OF ST. Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order to me
issued. |. viii expose To public auction, at
Foxwelfs Wharf, on
SATURDAY, The 10Th Of February, 1887,
the aforesaid Pungy Eastern Light, togeth-
er with all he apparel, tackle, boats and
other things belonging thereto TO the high
y PHsEP greenwich,
Sheriff,
Jan. IS, LISTS.
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aaaa
DIED.

WahVs
Died, January list, at his resideLce, 124
w. Biddle St, JAMES G. MILBURN. in
the 18th year of his age. The remains were
placed in vault in London Park Cemetery
and will be taken tn 81. Mary's County for
busL,l o. sOon as water communication is
open.
At the residence of his pasents in this
district, ARTHUR, SON of Capt. Thomas
and Emily Bennett, aged 8 years and is
days.
"Suffer little children TO come unto Ne,
and forbid them not, for of such Is the
Kingdom of Heaven"
No more our darling is with US
~ more his face we see,
And all thst 18th us now remains
Is name and q memory.
Twas hard TO give our darling up,
Twas hard TO see him die.
ff 70 t caff Ga we 9a ie0 ssJ him nom US
On the Sth instant, WILLIAM BOOTH,
infant son of Ignatius A. and Annie E
Higgs.
A little bud is plucked and gone
That had just begun to bloom
An Angel flew away with il
Unto nis heavenly home.
Farewell papa and mamma.
Little Willie Booth has gone
To live forever with the Angels
In Gods happy home.
By Aun! Ella.
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Eb8@oS8s
Oysters arj
market for Sd
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for interes;in
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home 10 pair
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was received 4
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LAST Honda|
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on our baysU
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want.
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community 81
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FrRsr DISTRICT.

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